I offer specialist speech and language therapy for pre-school children who stammer.
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Young children typically start to stammer between the ages of 2 and 4 years and it often coincides with their language development. Parents tend to notice more stammering as their child starts to gain more vocabulary and use longer sentences.
I know that the onset of stammering can be very worrying for both the child and their parents. Whilst some children will only stammer for a short time, for others it may continue for longer.​
Support for Children, and for Parents
If your child has recently started to stammer and either you or your child are worried about it, it is important to seek speech and language therapy advice as early intervention is key. There is lots we can do to help. As parents are the best people to support their child’s stammering, therapy for young children who stammer is based around what you can do within the home environment to support your child’s talking and to make talking easier.
You are welcome to call me for an initial discussion free of charge, with no obligation to book an appointment. We can discuss your concerns and I can let you know what I offer and what I can do to help.